A Day in the Life of a Project Manager | Indeed

[@bengyfrancois152]

This is how you do "A Day in the Life of a....."! I've seen many of these types of videos and at the end of them you never really truly know what the person does in the specified role. Instead you would just see people getting coffee or exercising and pretend to type on their workstations. On another note I work in project management as well and this was refreshing to see a project manager showcasing their day and what it takes to be a project manager outside of my industry. Goes to show that project managers have a place in every industry which is why I enjoy my career. Good job Indeed!!

[@Indeed]

We love these type of comments 🤩 thanks so much for watching and sharing more insight into project management!

[@rogerdinhelm4671]

So, what exactly does a person truly do in this video?

[@bengyfrancois152]

@@rogerdinhelm4671 The person shows how project management works in broadway. In this case she gave a snippet of actual projects that she is working on. She shows the collaboration tools that she uses and the project management software that she uses to manage her projects.

[@rogerdinhelm4671]

@@bengyfrancois152 I believe the question was not what she, shows, but what she truly does.

[@bengyfrancois152]

@@rogerdinhelm4671 Regardless I still answered your question. Not sure why your being condescending. I answered the what and to give context and I answered the “show” by saying “she shows”. Together those two statements answer what she truly does. Not sure what your looking for but other “day in the life of a” usually blur their screens and never really tell you or show you the tools they use. They also never show you engagement with other employees or stakeholders. If they do they edit the audio out. I understand why they do that because they may not want to share confidentiality information. However, indeed did a good job but ensuring that they hand picked activities that she could share and show us in the video above.

[@robertsampson4066]

Me in an interview: What do you do as a project manager me: I have been managing the projects

[@TheGamingJuponski]

this is how I landed my job

[@majortom8047]

Project Management is an excellent field to work in if you seek excitement, want to avoid dullness, find solving problems quickly to be satisfying, and a whole slew of other pluses. After twenty plus years in software, hardware, and business-related PM work I've retired and now teach PM online. This is an always-growing field where good PMs can earn excellent money and have plenty of opportunities.

[@ac75911]

Indeed, and the demand for project manager jobs in all businesses is set to grow even more, plus most can be fully remote and can involve extensive travel depending on the type of industry. Most of my experience was in the event industry, digital media, and lighting tech/construction.

[@ChannelFish279]

True!

[@ivok9846]

this is advertising, it's not even a real job...

[@Sandra-jc2fs]

@@ivok9846are you dumb???

[@WZRDr]

​@@ac75911in which industry does a remote pm thrives?

[@Mountaingirl1556]

This is incredibly helpful! I love how you really show us exactly what you do and not just give a general statement. This really gives us a bit more than an idea of what to expect.

[@Indeed]

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[@toolfinderhq]

This is really smashing, being able to see the context of someone's work and how they craft a day - and what they do is unbelievably helpful! ⚡

[@EdServiceNowAdmin]

This is probably THE BEST "a day in the life" video I have seen. Great Job

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[@ididitwriter]

Good demo of a project manager's life. I've been a hybrid project manager for 11+ years and it's fascinating watching someone in the industry and how similar and different each industry is. All the best.

[@ac75911]

Can't believe the negative comments on here claiming it's a useless job, AI will replace all of them, blah blah. OK, so why are there so many project manager job openings, why are there still so many of them earning 85k and above, hybrid and remote, etc? So stupid people think every job is going away just because of Chat GTP.

[@kk-id7if]

I worked at Indeed in Germany for three years... It was the best time of my life. There is no better company to work for than Indeed.

[@ChannelFish279]

Wow that is cool! :)

[@ya_friggin_ape]

I’ve been thinking of moving and working in Germany. I’d be really interested to hear about your time spent in Germany

[@janettex08]

Starting my PM job in a few weeks!! It’s my breakthrough for an IT career.. I’m ready for a change.

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[@attatamoun]

Congratulations! That's wonderful. I too am wanting to pivot into project management. So seeing this post is encouraging!

[@CebiGreen]

I am a project manager as well. One thing I can say (IMO) a project manager should be someone who feels comfortable with all level, be accommodating, but at the same one needs to know when to made the decision or call a shot.

[@AadiN0]

Please help me I have a question please reply me what is project management qualification in India

[@ChicTiff]

This video made me realize I’m actually a project manager at my current job.

[@mariamayub212]

That was one of the best day in the life videos I've ever watched, you actually showed us how the job is done. Those are the kind of questions I needed answered so I really appreciate that thank you!

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[@kkluvdancey51]

This is so awesome! Absolutely loved working with you and great to see your face :)

[@ThrivingNotDying]

How cool is this?! I didn't know that you could work with Broadway shows as a PM. So much more appealing to me

[@igweofor2350]

Thank you for this. I'm just beginning to find my feet in project management and this is a boost for me.

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[@elizabethp.kanizin9009]

I was a Project Manager in 2001. Only for a short while. Been there, done that!

[@ericabelle8918]

Did you find it boring?

[@magpie2728]

Finally a REAL Day in Life!!! Keep it coming please!

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[@nickisashkir]

Thanks for sharing! I got my PMP a few months ago. Haven't moved into a PM role, but, it has helped me in my current role for sure!

[@mickp10]

Thanks for your day in the life of a PM. I love project management, you get to lead a team to make a difference, and can really influence the outcome quality. You also have to be able to deal with conflict, mediate, think calmly through tough situations. It is not for everyone, as it can chew you up and spit you out if you let it. Highly recommend doing some formal training to really "sharpen the saw" (Stephen Covey) to become a competent PM. Oh, and I love sitting at my desk with a thermos of coffee to really enhance my thinking during meetings.

[@mickp10]

@@Thalasaur happy to help. We all started where you are, and I am still learning from lessons.

[@MontserratGarci]

Hi! Im currently a dental assistant. I have been for 3 years and I’m trying to get into being a PM. Im taking the google course soon, any tips or recommendations to getting into the job?

[@mickp10]

@@MontserratGarci , There are a number of ways to get into project management, from starting with formal training, to being part of project teams as a specialist within your organisation in your area of competence (e.g. your speciality within dentistry). If you can, let your manager know you want to be part of projects, or potentially liaise with your project management office (PMO) to see how you can be part of projects (look around your dentist, as everything needs a project, from equipment requirements gathering to installation etc). You can go straight into formal training, including Price2 , Agile practices, PMP etc, but from my 30 years of various industry experience, a majority of project managers are accidental project managers. They become a subject matter expert in their field, are able to deliver (get things done), and these turn from basic tasks to work packages (number of tasks), all of a sudden you have been given a number of people to help you do this…meaning you are leading a project team…… AKA an accidental project management. This is when I thought I needed to develop my skills formally in project management, and did a diploma in project management, which covered Price2, PMBoK, and Agile practices that gave me a “bag of tools” and methodologies to utilise to tailor them to the project I am working on. From my experience, I am best to PM in my industry (business improvement , ICT , and vendor contract negotiations and implementation). I could be a project manager on a construction project , as they use PM methodology, but I stay within my circle of competence as Warren Buffet says ““Everybody’s got a different circle of competence. The important thing is not how big the circle is. The important thing is staying inside the circle.”. The big thing is, ensure you know how to manage risks in a project, as poor risk management can land you in serious trouble, including jail and/or fines (e.g. health & safety, environmental etc)

[@sabrinax1858]

Thank u I was thinking about studying this, but I might be too soft for the role, guess I’ll have to keep looking :/

[@aluisious]

You don't actually fucking do anything all day, do you? "Project management" is like calling a plumber when your sink leaks, and at the end of the day saying "I fixed the leak." You produce no value for other people.

[@gary7181]

This is no where near like my day as a project manager. This is glam. And I’ve been managing for a decade. I just do meetings. And mundane admin tasks. The funnest was when I traveled.

[@Christian-nv4xz]

The amount of coffee used in 0:18 for just one cup would give me a 180bpm heart rate even at night.

[@mohamedmiled6058]

Well done Gillian! Thanks for sharing with us your daily work. Much appreciated. Best wishes!

[@Indeed]

Thank you for the feedback! 😀

[@mohamedmiled5677]

@Indeed you are very welcome!

[@daviman26]

This is very informative! Other day in life videos focus a lot on useless things like "I do 20 minutes yooga.. then I go to Starbucks...my commute..." and in the end you don't learn anything about the actual job. Well done Indeed :)

[@missynataliasaputra]

My current job title is Account Executive/Client Relations, but after watching this video, I am convinced my day-to-day job is actually more similar to a Project Manager than simply an Account Executive

[@jessicaburnett7950]

I'm getting my Masters degree in project management. Thank you so much for letting me see a piece of what it actually means to be a project manager.

[@martinpokmat2252]

You have to study university in your country for being a project manager??? Its a joke??? This job can do everybody who can communicating with another person!! this is not science!!!!!!!!

[@mramg6038]

Just be cautious - this probably is more representative of a junior PM position in a product development environment. If your field is engineering or software it'll be quite different, particularly if it involves client commercial T&C's such as via NEC4. Your time will absolutely be soaked up by configuration management (CE's, EWN's, TRA's, Risk reduction, and ofcourse baseline & earned value - EVM). Before you then get into indemnities & other ADE's (assumptions, dependencies, exclusions). Good luck - it's a fun career!

[@ilovecardboard1009]

You should have gotten experience as a project manager before pursuing a masters. You could’ve made well over 90k-110k as a entry level and got certifications along the way for higher pay. If needed your company could’ve also paid to further your education😢

[@blockawocka4026]

@@ilovecardboard1009 Hi! Is a master degree in engineering degree (civil/construction) is enough to be a project manager ? I studied and worked a bit abroad. Thank you.

[@jessicaburnett7950]

@@ilovecardboard1009 oh no I haven't started my masters degree yet. I'm finishing up my bachelor's and am getting some experience with my current job to help me along the way.

[@cossack4930]

Great insights. I would love to see the other reality of a PM… the one with two full-time working parents, 2+ kids, a dog, plumber coming sometime between 1-5PM…😅

[@darkodavkov7751]

This comment wins

[@cossack4930]

@@darkodavkov7751 You made my day! Thank you!

[@mickschumi6738]

I feel it was watching college kids doing a school project! the YAY at the end of the meeting was it for me.

[@ShaunteDaurice]

This was really great! I have an interview today and this has really helped me imagine what I’ll be doing, which I think will help me better explain how my skills line up with the role.

[@4vocadoseries]

Did you get the job ? lol

[@ShaunteDaurice]

@@4vocadoseries nope. But not because of anything I did. The interviewer told me he thought the interview went great but he was concerned that I wasn’t proficient in WordPress. While I was willing to learn, I hate WordPress and didn’t know that would be a dealbreaker for a project management role so… bullet dodged I guess. Lol

[@dojyr3130]

@@ShaunteDaurice As a PM, can't imagine why you would need to know WordPress...

[@ChannelFish279]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@ChannelFish279]

I hope you find an even better job!!!

[@AarmOZ84]

I have been strongly thinking about studying for the PMI CAPM exam. I think this video makes me want to break into project management even more.

[@Becky-kl1iv]

I will finish my project management degree this May of 2023. This was some beneficial insight. Thank you!

[@ChannelFish279]

I hope you do super well in your future!

[@Babyk4315]

I would like to see a video of a day in life of a Business Analyst

[@jordanmcilwain1112]

She is grinding and seems to be enjoying it! This is great

[@baronvonaux8294]

This looks an interesting job but absolutely nothing like Project Management. Where is the project schedule, budget management, cost and earned value management, risk management, schedule risk analysis, scope and change management. NO offence but I think this paints a very inaccurate picture of what a real project manager does.

[@bolu101]

This is the most factual video I’ve seen. You don’t expect to have all that in one video

[@baronvonaux8294]

@@bolu101 My point is that there was literally none of it. Not one of the tasks she identified was actually a core project management fundamental. As I said, her job looks interesting, but she is not a Project Manager, irrespective of what role title her company has given her.

[@z7z766]

@@baronvonaux8294 she already stated that that she handles the whole project cycle in the beginning of the video, do you expect the Episode to be from the starting point of the project to the end?? She’s showed you an in going project, and how she’s following up with designing team and finance team. Some of you are too stupidd

[@baronvonaux8294]

@@z7z766 Yeah ok I am stupid. No I don’t expect to see the whole project lifecycle, but I do think it’s reasonable to expect to see a Project Manager do at least some project management in an episode intended to outline a day in the life of a project manager. As per my original comment, it looks like an interesting job but she is not a project manager. I’m sorry if this is too difficult for you to understand.

[@hyunbinsdimple5803]

Fair comment; I work in construction and the points that you raised made sense with respect to my industry. I suppose the same would be true across most industries as it’s an active process from inception to completion. Perhaps her industry doesn’t require that level of detail. If anything, her job is more of information management and control.

[@Sakura-zu4rz]

I haven't had any fun lately, You bring me joy!I love the kind and generous heartwarming atmosphere that you create, your kind, easygoing, warm vibe. I like the essence how you live on. I need to be true to myself and find a job I am passionate about. I want to find a way to live as who I really am.

[@ghostrecon755]

Inspiring and motivational! This was also an informative and well explained video! Definitely will be looking into project management courses or what schools offer Project Management majors. Would love to know more about hybrid jobs after seeing this! Great work INDEED!

[@Indeed]

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[@piggy8435]

Wow! I live in Seattle and saw that billboard almost every day for the past couple months.

[@ItsNerradT]

Had to circle back around to this video and say this plus some words of advice from other PMs sparked the interest. Got my foot in the door as a Media Project Manager! Very lucrative and I enjoy it.

[@yana_klmnsk]

Looks so simple and not stressful at all.

[@janeymers7154]

Dont be fooled - her calendar looked pretty chill, probably early phase of a project. I would say at least 40% of the work time is communicating or moderating. Another 30% Planning/Preparing stuff, another 10% documentation/reporting. Whats left is improvements or knowledge transfer or small side projects. At least thats how it is for me. Oh, and managing one project at a time seems extra chill. For me a lot of the stress (not necessarily negative) comes from having to "jump" between different projects and switching between the different "worlds" of each project.

[@yana_klmnsk]

@@janeymers7154 what industry are you in? Because when I was a regional brand manager (not in the US), my day would be about 5 times more loaded than this. I was actually looking for an IT project manager day, I wanted to see how people deal with all the Scrum features.

[@101CBR600RR]

Great video. Good to see what the day to day life is like for different roles. I've definitely noticed the difference when our team works with a good vs bad project manager.

[@Heyitschima]

I loved this video as I am looking to pivot into PM. I had no idea you could work in broad way as a PM... sounds like such a fun job! Soooo is your company hiring for PM entry level roles? lol

[@Indeed]

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[@priusskipper]

Thanks for sharing this. I just started a PM certificate program with the goal to transition out of my current field (biology-I’m done with it)

[@spacewalker9375]

I'm in a different industry, but that was an interesting view of how my PM work compares to this

[@Indeed]

that's why we love project management! there are so many options on the industries you can work in.

[@davidfoote3431]

Thanks and Shout out from Jamaica 🇯🇲 🙌🏼. Operations Project Manager (OPM)

[@mramg6038]

Tweak is a banned word in Project Management btw. It's CHANGE. Once you use this language your scope control will become so much better. Also, for any prospective PM's - a lot of the job will become commercial contracts management through CEMAR or other such NEC4 tools to track EWN's, CE's, prolongations/ deferrals & risk reductions. This role is quite reminiscant of a project admin role or junior PM (assistant PM) if you're job hunting. Full PM roles will also have legal responsibilities, particularly under CDM regs if your in construction.

[@lisayuan]

amazing thank you for that. could u also quickly explain all the acronyms like CEMAR NEC4 EWN CE, and the terms prolongations/deferrals and risk reductions?

[@ChannelFish279]

I was about to say the same thing,

[@pmwithyom]

This is something aspiring project managers are always looking for, great video.

[@Indeed]

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[@TheMinifigures]

Same goes with me. Starting morning with a cup of coffee will ensure the productivity for the whole day

[@doop9134]

This series is truly helpful. It helps us get an insight into each career. Thanks! Please, more of: Data Analyst Patent/IP consultant R&D Manager 😉👍

[@cesarghful]

I don't know who you are but I already love you.

[@th7297]

Very well put. I am the Owner of two IT companies and can confirm all that you are saying. 👍🏻

[@MillerTimeFitness]

I'm studying towards the PMI-PMP now, goal is to take it in the next month!

[@bengyfrancois152]

Good luck man I got mine late last year!

[@bluehawkbee]

I got mine last month! You got this!

[@Indeed]

Good luck! You've got this 💪

[@MDKHAN-od1hk]

​@@lailagillani from where are you originally?

[@MDKHAN-od1hk]

​@@bluehawkbee from where you prepared for this exam?

[@stephenfgdl]

I used to work as a PM in Indeed! No longer work there the contractor sucked. But indeed was great.

[@doloresliu]

I want to switch my career path. This video is really helpful!

[@wreathlings]

Same!

[@LidarFotonik]

Love this. Hardcore engineer here doing the complete build-up of sophisticated computing platforms for automotive, those tiny things that keep your engine running. The best part of my work is to look amazed on a daily basis at how some of the most technology clueless individuals, that understand nothingggg, the most ignoranttt idioootsss around, become project managers, and we have to submit to their power points, to their stupid scheduling which means nothing, to their fairy targets and also help them compile on a ppt their own sh1t so thst they can go in front of their boss and show up how great they are doing. To all individuals I do enc9unter on my career PM are the worthless sh1t i just cant stand up

[@RoccoAbazia]

My perception is that , Project Manager job is become equivalent to Office Manager Job. You use software ,meeting, but in reality you don't know anything of project . In fact many University say "you don't need to know or to be an expert about everything of project, because you have just coordinate the project". Basically the role is administrative, an office Manager because in reality you don't know how is real made risk assestment, Quality Management, Operation Management ect. It is total different instead if you did BSc engineer and the MSc Project Manager. Now people study BSc sociology then MSc Project Manager .

[@matthoffman6962]

I’d say you’re “kind of” correct. You’re right that a project manager doesn’t need to know much about the project and you’re running meetings, following up on tasks, filling out documentation, creating documentation, possibly setting the scope, budget etc. but here’s the thing. Ceos, upper level management ext don’t have time for all of that stuff. So that’s why project managers are needed. To run the project from start to finish.

[@mompreneurlife]

Thank you so much for sharing! Project managers are smart, hard-working and have a great leadership skills. It's great to know about your everyday activities. No wonder you are successful. Have a great day!

[@Indeed]

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[@saraalnajar3755]

I liked this video very much; I wish to have more from this kind of video about each job in life as a series; this will help plenty of people to be close to the job itself, especially when shifting careers.

[@matthoffman6962]

You see her calendar. Likely filled with meetings. That sounds about right for a PM lol

[@learningearning8385]

I live in a small flat as well.. I work from home at a desk in a corner of my bedroom but my living room/kitchen is the “breakroom”.

[@robertramirez7990]

Wow, I hear that being a project manager is stressful, having to deal with scheduling, accounting, dealing with stockholders, etc. She makes it seems easy.

[@stevowyeth]

There are many levels of PM's. A PM at a marketing company doesn't have anything like the responsibility and complexity of a PM in construction putting buildings up safely.

[@ac75911]

@@stevowyeth Exactly, I can speak from experience. Something a lot of the commentors on here fail to realize is the huge variety of industries PM's work in. Maybe some tech sectors have it easier and never have to travel. Love how it's assumed AI will also replace the job entirely, likely not.

[@angelusvastator1297]

@@stevowyeth for sure

[@ChannelFish279]

Chatgpt is not going to take absolutely everything, people need to stop all the fear mongering.

[@davideyt1242]

No pun intended but here is a take of someone who is working with project managers in tech for about 20 years: *A day in the life of a project manager:* typing emails, moving squares on drag and drop boards (KANBAN and co.) from one column to the other, a ton of meetings (most unnecessary), unreal expectations that are based on lack of knowledge, taking a screenshot of a complicated application, moving stuff around in MS paint, then asking the engineering team to do it "quickly" because a PM think that the real work will be as easy as it was to photoshop a screenshot, excess time spent on useless presentations that don't even make sense and will have to be re-done by the head of engineering before the requirements even reach actual development stage, flooding teams with a ton of tasks which do not make sense - then asking questions to understand why it is impossible to do in the way it was written, then the Senior dev who works for the company for only 7 month finding out the PM who works for the company for 3 years have no idea what the company is actually doing etc etc.. I hope no PM will take me too personally, I am sure there are a few of them that actually do actual work..

[@ac75911]

Sounds like tech made you bitter then, maybe time to go work with project managers in construction, healthcare, and other fields who also have to manage stakeholders and travel as well.

[@davideyt1242]

@@ac75911 ahh I am not young anymore - wish I could fullfill my dream of starting my own landscaping company 🙂now seriously...actually tech did not make me bitter at all. I manage the entire tech for a mid-sized company, about 5 teams under me, including a team of PMs. as I mentioned before, I do talk from experience. once again, please don't take it personally, I am just a very direct person. never said all PMs are a waste of resources, but in many cases they cause more issues than good.

[@jaysecond42]

Finally a professional keen vlog explaining her life of her particular occupation not some shit that starts to lapse at 7:00am with lofi copyright and a highlight of a dumb coffee mix and explains to us what clothes she gonna wear like “wtf dude you want us to decide after you upload this on yt shit”.

[@someguy5035]

This is what every military officer does in some capacity. Legit all of them did this on an unimaginably complex scale at some point in their careers. Once you're "the dude" you track and coordinate everything beginning to end. And here is the thing, lives are on the line. It isn't like you can buy your way or sue your way out of a setback. People die. Planning Conferences Resourcing and Coordinating Decision Points Interim Progress Reports After Action Reviews Honestly, even junior officers can excel at this. We never called it project management though. It is just what we were expected to do as a part of the job.

[@ChrisLagos77]

This looks fun and interesting career . My current role is managing people & projects - this position is super stressful and managing staff is always unpredictable and I gotta be on point.

[@lextacy2008]

I started an agency job on this very day this video was uploaded. This hits home omg.

[@totepz23]

I wish all the employers will offer fair opportunities to everybody. even those who still doesn't have experience being a Virtual assitant. I mean how're we even gonna start having experience if they won't even give us a chance..

[@TheTillmanSneakerReview]

👆 *THE MOST BASED COMMENT*

[@gacoan_noodle8657]

Very inspiring n increase my knowledge about project manager software ... I'll be know in project manager have art director , proofreader copywriter and est ..So for be project manager can joined a few companies.. Instead it's same about provider like an software engineer.. The difference only how to work protocol .. Thanks for you're experiences about these job ...

[@Karynwashere]

THis was a great video to show the in and outs of project management! THANK YOU!

[@Indeed]

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[@meryamle6270]

Grt video! Please make a video on a day in the life of a copywriter or senior copywriter 😍🙏

[@ImperatorVolkan]

Imagine being a project manager in NYC and starting your day at 9AM at home.

[@tonyh.anderson2658]

My favorite PM video gives a great example

[@zarovv5589]

"update jira update jira" "have you updated the ticket have you updated the ticket" "close all the tickets close all the tickets" there may job is done

[@neurodivtries4101]

Lol

[@anormalguytrading2052]

best video on this I have seen!!

[@timl4257]

This is a great video. You seem pretty awesome and seem to have everything under control.

[@anar8851]

Thank you! this has been really helpful for me! I love Broadway and being able to do my job applied to Broadway shows will be a dream come true! Thank you Gillian for showing us your day!

[@Indeed]

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[@trancehippie]

Thank you for sharing your day with us! I'm currently thinking about taking the PMP course and wanted to know more abit the job offer..

[@Indeed]

So glad you enjoyed it! If you are interested in seeing any more of our day in the life series, you can check out our playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PL6qIzGkkiXFFb5ck2zmUDnI7nhN7rFZX9

[@artraft5142]

The important thing in Hr in my Business analyst experience is how much is the cost of a person SET (House, Allowances, Benefits, Network Contacts, etc).

[@Netryon]

If you remember anything you have in the Star Citizen universe you will need this - probably every email you have received, but bureaucracy is boring to you. They would ask 3D animation or a movie, but if you can't you can turn any material with a file system name into notes in that CRM and messages to employees because it can't have spaces in it's name. Nobody else has some special cases in that content management with Extended screen.

[@Kammm2020]

This is a Very Helpful video. More of these, please. :) Like, Actual Jobs - with Actual people, not dramatised, but more #DayInTheLife scenes?

[@RockTo11]

This is an interesting video, done well. Most "day in the life" videos (especially "software engineers") seem to be 90% eating and drinking lattes.

[@saneauto]

It appears your doing project management for a marketing firm. That's what Im most interested in. From 1997 to 2015 I managed all projects for 3 small businesses without computer software. One of my crews was remanufacturing multiple transmission simultaneously. I wrote and perfected all standard operating procedures to eliminate mistakes and injuries. This crew became the largest and most accurate producers in our area within the first year 1997. We produced several hundred units per year and in addition completed thousands of smaller repair projects. This came in handy when I decide to fix & flip houses years later. Meanwhile I also handled all marketing projects for the company. Compared to physical product projects with the danger of injury and loss of expensive parts and supplies etc. The marketing projects were always way less stress and even fun by comparison. There is also more opportunity for creativity in marketing. Thank you for making this video. It looks like a Reel about the Real. ;-)

[@Endowarriorgg]

how do i become a project manager? im in college about to choose a degree i dont know what to choose.

[@Nevaeh_Williams138]

Hi this os a very great and inspiring video! One day I want to be a project manager in NYC TOO!! Thanks for being inspiring and motivating me more!!

[@mementolabs]

A Day in the Life of a PM: PM: So how your doing? how is it goin? DEV: OK PM: amm OK END.

[@belovedsoniathewriter]

This was fun to watch

[@reginayfavors]

This was satisfying to watch.

[@stephon972]

thanks so much for posting this video I am looking into getting into PM and I am just curious where to start on that journey

[@tonyh.anderson2658]

This was dope!!! Very insightful.

[@RealAnimeBadGuy]

This is awesome I really wanna get into PM!

[@Raccoonov]

Wow, this is a very light version of what PM’s work actually is 😅

[@realsaratu]

This is superb. Loved everything and got useful information

[@Indeed]

Glad you enjoyed it! You can check out more of our day in the life series here: kzbin.info/aero/PL6qIzGkkiXFG-uelSxKpgSz4x3CYLc4DE

[@nadiadansani2139]

I currently work in IT consulting, and was thinking about switching to PM

[@rosalia6766]

Please I would like "a day in the life of an industrial engineer".

[@Limpogi]

Profession such as Project Manager is fun, especially if you love critical thinking and multitasking!

[@mademan4life]

I found that very informative and inspirational in showing a great overview of PM and honestly it was put.

[@Indeed]

Glad that you enjoyed it! You can see more of our a day in the life series on our playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PL6qIzGkkiXFFb5ck2zmUDnI7nhN7rFZX9

[@halakaddoura]

This is incredible. Thank you 💛

[@Indeed]

You're so welcome! You can see more career paths in our playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PL6qIzGkkiXFFb5ck2zmUDnI7nhN7rFZX9

[@robpeters2296]

I'm strongly considering this, you had to take a state test to be a certified PM along with a PM course ? also how do you decide what are you want to specialize in, if i wanted to do health care would i need experience in medicine ? how would someone go into that from scratch ? thanks

[@jordiortega4436]

Very well done. Congrats & thanks.

[@nicolaslagosvalenzuela2629]

Amasing! thanks so much! GO QUEENS!!

[@PM4NGOs]

Great content! Thank you very much!

[@roadtripalabama1]

This was very well done.

[@TheUser808]

Literally the most mind numbing job ever.